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Germany,. Wehrmacht. A War Merit Cross I Class Presentation Case, by Kerbach & Oesterhelt

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Germany,. Wehrmacht. A War Merit Cross I Class Presentation Case, by Kerbach & Oesterhelt

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Germany,. Wehrmacht. A War Merit Cross I Class Presentation Case, by Kerbach & Oesterhelt

(Präsentationsfall). A presentation case, constructed of heavy cardstock with textured faux leather black exterior, the lid embossed with an outline of a War Merit Cross, with a satin-type interior lid liner and intact interior fabric hinge cover, slotted black felt medal bed, functional magnetic metal spring catch with exterior stud release, functional exterior metal hinge, maker marked “Kerbach & Oesterhelt, Dresden” on lid, measuring 65 mm (w) x 65 mm (l) x 20 mm (h), and in near extremely fine condition.